Sentence examples for in the ramifications of from inspiring English sources
It may be that 'everything anyone wanted to know about the citizens of Haven or Ruby lay in the ramifications of that one rebuff out of many' (the Disallowing), but there are also 'the ramifications of those ramifications'.
But I would have been interested in the ramifications of serious design decisions meant to obsolete the idea of copy/paste.
Dear Evan Hansen tells the story of a very well-meaning but anxious young man who gets caught up in the ramifications of a lie that he tells, with noble intentions, about the suicide of a high school classmate.
Whether it's pundits or politicians, the entire D.C. Establishment has made abundantly clear that it is first and foremost interested in bipartisanship for bipartisanship's sake before it is interested in the ramifications of public policy.
Around the same time, Meiklejohn received letters from the Baraboo, Wisconsin, schools superintendent and a Baraboo judge noting the Experimental College's sordid reputation in the state and its habit of repelling "ordinary" students whose parents were uninterested in the ramifications of such an education.
The neocortex holds a significant advantage over any man-made device as a computationally powerful and energy-efficient information processing system (Laughlin and Sejnowski 2003) and displays exquisite structural complexity in the ramifications of axonal and dendritic arbors of the neurons that compose it (Gilbert and Wiesel 1979; Ramón y Cajal 1989).
Last night, Diskin weighed in directly on the Iran deal at a public forum in Tel Aviv: "The ramifications of failed negotiations [with the Palestinians] are far graver for Israel's future than the Iranian nuclear program….
In Connecticut, the ramifications of the provisions go beyond money.
She was morally passionate and smart in sensing the ramifications of the issue.
Because Russia has never disclosed the size of its force operating in Syria, the ramifications of its partial departure remain opaque.
